
Filing a roof claim?The roof is the easy part. The claim is where homeowners lose.
A wrong date of loss, a ten-minute adjuster visit, an estimate that leaves things out. We handle the claim from the first call to the last shingle.

A wrong date of loss, a ten-minute adjuster visit, an estimate that leaves things out. We handle the claim from the first call to the last shingle.

Every hit marked and photographed, in under an hour. If there's no claim in your roof, we tell you so, and you keep the photos.

We open the claim with the right date of loss and the inspection findings, in the words your insurer uses.

Damage gets agreed where it can be seen. Our estimator walks every slope with your adjuster, photos in hand.

We read your insurer's estimate line by line. Anything left out, like decking, drip edge or ventilation, goes back to them with photos.

The tarp if water came in, then the roof, then the drywall and paint inside. No second contractor to find.

If the claim is approved, you pay your deductible and nothing else. If it's denied, you owe us nothing.
Most denials we see are missing documentation, not missing damage. A free re-inspection and a properly built supplement reopen more claims than people expect. Bring the letter.

Plain guides, written for homeowners, not adjusters.
Under an hour on your roof. Free, and you keep the photos.
Rather talk it through? Call an office, day or night.
Water coming in? Call now for emergency tarping. What counts as an emergency